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      The Dyer Memorial is a stone monument on a property northeast of Huntsville, erected by Clifton Dyer, a successful Detroit lawyer, in memory of his wife who died in 1956. Mr. Dyer died three years later and their cremated remains rest at the top of the monument.

      Built by Gordon Hill in 1921, Limberlost had 200 miles of trails for riding, hiking and cross-country skiing. In 1941, Snow Trains transported tourists from Buffalo, Rochester and Toronto up to Limberlost.